Images by teru kuwayama (Lightstalkers)

The Wakhan corridor, Badakhshan province, Afghanistan. April/May 2005

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The Wakhan corridor, Badakhshan province, Afghanistan. April/May 2005
The Wakhan corridor, Badakhshan province, Afghanistan. April/May 2005

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eastern Iran/ western Afghanistan - from the window of Kam air flight dubai to kabul. december 2006
eastern Iran/ western Afghanistan - from the window of Kam air flight dubai to kabul. december 2006

Wed, 21 May 2008 01:12:52 +0000

Tracks from armored vehicle wind their way across the bed of a lake near Kabul. Four years of drought had left the lake dry. 2002 Kabul, Afghanistan
Tracks from armored vehicle wind their way across the bed of a lake near Kabul. Four years of drought had left the lake dry. 2002 Kabul, Afghanistan

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Boys ride bicycles past an overturned gasoline tanker rig. In the backround are the massive mountain caves where the Taliban destroyed ancient Buddhist statues.
Boys ride bicycles past an overturned gasoline tanker rig. In the backround are the massive mountain caves where the Taliban destroyed ancient Buddhist statues.

Wed, 21 May 2008 01:11:08 +0000

Foward Operating Base Dwyer. Helmand province, southern Afghanistan. november 2007
Foward Operating Base Dwyer. Helmand province, southern Afghanistan. november 2007

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the view from JTAC hill, a British army post in Garmser, Helmand province, southern Afghanistan. Built on the site of a 19th century British fort, JTAC is the southernmost fighting position in the British army's presence in Afghanistan, and stands as one of Afghanistan's few clearly defined "front lines", with opposing forces dug into established trenches and fighting positions. 200 years previously, the same position was Britain's northernmost position in its south Asian territories.
the view from JTAC hill, a British army post in Garmser, Helmand province, southern Afghanistan. Built on the site of a 19th century British fort, JTAC is the southernmost fighting position in the British army's presence in Afghanistan, and stands as one of Afghanistan's few clearly defined "front lines", with opposing forces dug into established trenches and fighting positions. 200 years previously, the same position was Britain's northernmost position in its south Asian territories.